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TNPO2 Foundation
Non-profit Organizations
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Accelerating ultra-rare research and precision treatment for every child, from diagnostics to therapeutics.
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Inspired by a family’s journey to find personalized medicine for their newborn, the TNPO2 Foundation uses emerging technologies to create a systematic, replicable pathway to individualized healthcare for ultra-rare patients. We are building a consortium of researchers, funders, policy-makers, clinicians, and caregivers dedicated to changing the future for ultra-rare children and reshaping a healthcare system that abandons ultra-rare families. Our work is dedicated to rescuing patient populations that are conventionally considered "too small" for attention from biomedical research and industry. This conventional thinking dismissed the fact that while each unique ultra-rare population group may be tiny, collectively there are over 240,000 children living with treatable genetic conditions in the U.S. alone. Gaps in our medical system leave caregivers of these children with little guidance or support in an overwhelming biomedical landscape. Yet we live in an age of available, accessible science and technology that can bridge those gaps — and we have an ethical imperative to do so. Together, we can fundamentally change the lives of families caring for children with ultra-rare diseases, easing the immense burden on caregivers. We can start shifting the story around ultra-rare from hopelessness to courageous, wise yet urgent action, and good science.
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This week at #ASGCT2024 Creyon Bio’s CMO, David Dimmock, MD, will present clinical data showing how we used our AI- and data-driven platform to rapidly engineer an antisense oligonucleotide investigational therapy for treatment of an ultra-rare disease. This underscores the potential of AI to create new safe and active oligonucleotide therapeutic candidates with significantly improved efficiency for common and rare diseases targeting the genetic underpinning of disease. https://lnkd.in/dezfE_V9 American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy TNPO2 Foundation
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Excited that Creyon’s CMO, David Dimmock, will be sharing data at #ASGCT2024 from the investigator-initiated clinical trial of a novel allele-selective Locked Nucleic Acid (LNA) antisense oligonucleotide that Creyon created. Creyon used our AI/ML-driven predictive models to identify compounds, with greater than 80% of them validated as safe, and move rapidly from whiteboard to dosing a patient with an ultra-rare disease. This would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of the Creyon team, Nicole Coufal at Rady Children’s Hospital and UCSD, the research team at Rady Children’s Hospital, and the TNPO2 Foundation. This demonstrates the power of Creyon’s predictive models for ultra-rare disease, but we are also excited about the efficiencies that we are able to realize creating novel Oligonucleotide-Based Medicines (OBMs) for rare and common diseases as well. Creyon is committed to changing how we create OBMs - moving from trial-and-error drug discovery to drug engineering.
Tune-in to our presentation this week at #ASGCT2024 where we highlight how we used AI to engineer an allele selective antisense oligonucleotide investigational therapy and an investigator-initiated clinical trial received approval to treat a pediatric patient with an ultra-rare disease within a year. Creyon has built the first and only platform capable of engineering for safety first, translating new target discoveries to OBMs with optimal pharmacological properties. Coupled with our aptamer-based delivery technologies, Creyon Bio is unlocking the full potential of OBMs for common and rare diseases alike. https://lnkd.in/dezfE_V9 American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy, Nicole Coufal, TNPO2 Foundation
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